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Is Imran Khan pulling off a foreign policy coup?
PTI is off to a thumping start in the foreign policy space
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IMF assistance: Talks with Pakistan focus on policy priorities, reforms
Fund says Islamabad implements its recommendation of e-GDDS
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Pakistan to publish critical data through NSDP
It contains links to statistics published by Ministry of Finance, Bureau of Statistics, and SBP
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Government urged to avoid tough IMF conditions
LCCI official says such constraints will shrink the economy and increase unemployment
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‘Homegrown’ IMF loan alternatives in offing
The five-year plan is an alternative to the three-year plan being discussed with the global lender
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IMF bailout: No adverse condition will be accepted: Suri
'If the IMF bailout is unavoidable, no anti-country condition will be accepted'
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Not having a daughter is Asad Umar's only regret in life
I really don't have regrets in life, says the finance minister
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PM vows historic action against money laundering
Say economic uncertainty over after assistance offered by friendly countries
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'Western countries pushed Pakistan into debt trap': Chinese envoy defends CPEC investment
Embassy official responded to a NYT piece critical of CPEC
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ADB says it will not finance CPEC projects
Lender says budgetary support depends on clean bill of economic health from IMF
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Govt offers IMF Rs190b in new taxes for bailout
Proposals also include further increasing interest rates, devaluing currency
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To go to IMF or not?
Funding from the IMF will do no more than provide a band aid, so ideally such a treatment should be avoided
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Pakistan submits Chinese package details to IMF: Asad Umar
Finance minister says govt is taking various measures to help the country steer out of economic crisis
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Ratings downgrade
The risks ahead cannot be glossed over
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IMF package: Softening stances raise hope of early bailout deal
Exchange rate adjustment and increase in electricity prices remain two sticking points
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Fitch expects further delay in IMF bailout for Pakistan
Rating agency does not foresee any imminent balance of payments crisis
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Devalued rupee, hiked power, gas tariff even before IMF’s conditions: Asad Umar
Speaking in BBC’s Hard Talk, minister says monetary, fiscal policies moving in direction of reforms required by IMF
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Fiscal, monetary policies in line with required economic reforms: Asad Umar
Need to become a domestic-resourced mobilised, productivity-led and export-oriented economy, says finance minister
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Slim chance of obtaining IMF bailout by Jan 15
Umar, Finger make first visual contact; IMF wants Pakistan to adopt steeper measures
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IMF's Lagarde urges US, others to reject 'dystopian' path
'International cooperation is essential, not optional', she asserts
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President urges citizens to buy local goods over imported
President implores nation to consider upsurge on Pakistani rupee
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Sierra Leone: IMF approves $172m loan
IMF has reclassified Sierra Leone as a “high risk” for debt distress as a result of the economic slowdown
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Walking the money tightrope
The rupee weakens to a record intra-day trading low of Rs144 to the dollar
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Rupee closes at all-time low of 139.05 in inter-bank market
Earlier, currency had hit an intra-day record low of Rs144 to US dollar
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IMF’s Lagarde warns of worse trade hit to global economy
Emerging market economies are already seeing their economies slow
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Pakistan likely to pay back IMF before Chinese debt: US Treasury official
Statement eases concerns that IMF funds will be used to pay back Chinese creditors
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IMF — saviour or serial lender?
'Many of the countries seeking IMF help do not end up fixing their economies'
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Dear prime minister, it’s not looking good, is it?
The problem for our prime minister, however, is that the underlying facts do not change
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First 100 days of PTI's government: Business confidence takes a hit as govt dithers on IMF deals
Securing financial aid from Saudi Arabia and improvement in World Bank doing business ranking are some positives
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Trump and Imran Khan
In the end, it is up to the US administration to decide whether it cares about its image on Pakistani streets or not
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Breaking out of dole dependence
One only hopes that Pakistan finally succeeds in preparing an economic policy blueprint
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IMF team ends visit to Islamabad as talks continue
Officials say 'substantive progress' has been made on the bailout package
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Bailout talks with IMF end without a deal
Disagreement remains on hike in power tariff, increase in interest rate, tax collection target
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IMF sets stricter conditions for bailout package
Terms include imposition of more taxes worth Rs150b
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IMF seeks lawmakers’ support for implementing unpopular reforms
Fund’s proposals aimed at steep fiscal adjustment that will stifle economic growth, increase inflation
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Pakistan must move quickly to secure IMF support
In order to pay commercial debts, Pakistan needs a large bailout from the IMF
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Talks with IMF: Provinces in unison oppose change in NFC
Commit to provide Rs286b cash surpluses to Centre
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Pakistan should let market forces decide rupee’s fate: IMF
Lender demanding massive depreciation, which can push rupee far above 150 to a dollar
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Govt faces tough choice as IMF recommends harsh tax measures
Fund suggests slapping new taxes worth Rs160b, raising GST to 18%
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IMF hopes govt efforts will help revive economy
International lender, minister note CPEC’s role for sustained growth
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No easy road to bailout
The government will do its homework to negotiate favourable terms
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IMF sees more potential for revenue collection
Visiting delegation expresses concern over taking loss-making utilities off privatisation list
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IMF concerned over CPEC energy deals implications
Source says $9 billion discrepancy surface in figures quoted by Islamabad, Beijing about CPEC projects
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National security will not be compromised in any IMF deal: Asad Umar
Steel mills and PIA will not be privatised, says finance minister
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Social cost of the IMF programme
IMF loan will be the first major test of the political skills of Imran Khan
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Pakistan gets a boost of confidence but IMF bailout still on the cards
Analysts say the money will give the economy breathing space and stabilise the currency
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Post-China visit: Task force formed to assess Pakistan’s financial needs
A delegation will leave for Beijing this week to hold negotiations
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Pakistan, IMF to start bailout talks today
Discussions will include interest rate and exchange rate policies
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Pakistan to begin talks with IMF over yet another bailout
Initial days will include technical discussion, with policy dialogue to be held later
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IMF mission to arrive on Nov 7
Pakistan had formally requested an IMF bailout programme during the fund's annual meetings